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SENATE COMMITTEES Senate Standing Committees CLASS A CLASS B EDUCATION AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Chair: Jane English (R) Chair: Ronald Caldwell (R) Vice Chair: Uvalde Lindsey (D) Vice Chair: Alan Clark (R) Members: Eddie Cheatham (D), Alan Clark (R), Jim Members:), Eddie Cheatham (D), John Cooper (R), Blake Hendren (R), Blake Johnson (R), Bobby Pierce (D), Eddie Johnson (R), Bruce Maloch (D), David Sanders (R), Gary Joe Williams (R) Stubblefield (R) JUDICIARY CITY, COUNTY & LOCAL AFFAIRS Chair: Jeremy Hutchinson (R) Chair: Missy Irvin (R) Vice Chair: Linda Collins-Smith (R) Vice Chair: Keith Ingram (D) Members: David Burnett (D), Linda Chesterfield (D), Members: Linda Collins-Smith (R), Scott Flippo (R), Jim Joyce Elliott (D), David Johnson (D), Terry Rice (R), Jon Hendren (R), Bart Hester (R), Stephanie Flowers (D), Greg Woods (R) Standridge (R) PUBLIC HEALTH, WELFARE & LABOR INSURANCE & COMMERCE Chair: Cecile Bledsoe (R) Chair: Jason Rapert (R) Vice Chair: Stephanie Flowers (D) Vice Chair: Terry Rice (R) Members: John Cooper (R), Scott Flippo (R), Keith Members: Jonathan Dismang (R), Jane English (R), Ingram (D), Missy Irvin (R), David Sanders (R), Gary Stephanie Flowers (D), Jeremy Hutchinson (R), Uvalde Stubblefield (R) Lindsey (D), Larry Teague (D) REVENUE AND TAXATION STATE AGENCIES & GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS Chair: Jake Files (R) Chair: Eddie Joe Williams (R) Vice Chair: Larry Teague (D) Vice Chair: David Burnett (D) Members: Jonathan Dismang (R), Bart Hester (R), Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Linda Chesterfield (D), Joyce Jimmy Hickey (R), Bruce Maloch (D), Jason Rapert (R), Elliott (D), David Johnson (D), Bryan King (R), Jon Woods (R) Bill Sample (R) CLASS C TRANSPORTATION, TECHNOLOGY & LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS Chair: Bill Sample (R) Vice Chair: Bobby Pierce (D) Members: Ronald Caldwell (R), Jake Files (R), Jim Hendren (R), Jimmy Hickey (R), Bryan King (R), Greg Standridge (R) Senate Select Committees EFFICIENCY RULES, RESOLUTIONS AND MEMORIALS Chair: Linda Chesterfield (D) Chair: Bruce Maloch (D) Vice Chair: Jonathan Dismang (R) Vice Chair: Ronald Caldwell (R) Members: David Burnett (D), Joyce Elliott (D), Jake Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Eddie Cheatham (D), Files (R), Jeremy Hutchinson (R), Keith Ingram (D), Scott Flippo (R), Stephanie Flowers (D), Jim Hendren Missy Irvin (R), Bobby Pierce (D), Bill Sample (R), David (R), Bart Hester (R), Jimmy Hickey (R), Blake Johnson Sanders (R), Eddie Joe Williams (R) (R), David Johnson (D), Uvalde Lindsey (D), Jason Rapert (R), Larry Teague (D), Jon Woods (R) 90th General Assembly – Fiscal Session 1 © 2016 Arkansas Legislative Digest, Inc. Senate Joint Committees CHILDREN AND YOUTH (Interim Committee) Audit; Bryan King (R), (Past Co-Chair, Legislative Chair: Stephanie Flowers (D) Audit); [Open], Appointee to fill position of past co- Vice Chair: Bart Hester (R) chair of Legislative Council Members: Linda Chesterfield (D), Alan Clark (R), Linda Collins-Smith (R), Jonathan Dismang (R), Jane JOINT ADVANCED COMMUNICATIONS AND English (R), Missy Irvin (R), Bobby Pierce (D), Greg INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Standridge (R) Chair: Bill Sample (R) Vice Chair: Bobby Pierce (D) LEGISLATIVE JOINT AUDITING (Interim Committee) Members: Ronald Caldwell (R), Jake Files (R), Jim Chair: Jimmy Hickey, Jr. (R) Hendren (R), Jimmy Hickey (R), Bryan King (R), Greg Vice Chair: Linda Chesterfield (D) Standridge (R) Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), David Burnett (D), JOINT PERFORMANCE REVIEW Eddie Cheatham (D), Linda Chesterfield (D), Joyce Chair: Alan Clark (R) Elliott (D), Jane English (R), Jake Files (R), Bart Vice Chair: Jane English (R) Hester (R), Jimmy Hickey (R), Keith Ingram (D), Blake Johnson (R), Uvalde Lindsey (D), Bobby Pierce (D), Members: Linda Collins-Smith (R), John Cooper (R), David Sanders (R), Larry Teague (D), Eddie Joe Jeremy Hutchinson (R), Missy Irvin (R), Bryan King Williams (R) (R), Terry Rice (R), David Sanders (R), Gary Stubblefield (R) Ex Officio: Jonathan Dismang (R), President Pro Tempore; Bill Sample (R), Co-Chair Legislative Council; Terry Rice (R), Vice Chair Legislative Council; JOINT RETIREMENT AND SOCIAL SECURITY Bryan King (R), Past Co-Chair Legislative Audit Chair: David Johnson (D) Vice Chair: Joyce Elliott (D) LEGISLATIVE FACILITIES Chair: Keith Ingram (D) Members: Eddie Cheatham (D), Blake Johnson (R), Uvalde Lindsey (D), Bruce Maloch (D), Jason Rapert Members: Linda Chesterfield (D), Jonathan Dismang (R), Bill Sample (R), Larry Teague (D), Jon Woods (R) (R), Joyce Elliott (D), Jake Files (R), Jimmy Hickey (R), Larry Teague (D), LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Co-Chair: Bill Sample (R) JOINT ENERGY(Interim Committee) Co-Vice Chair: Terry Rice (R) Chair: David Burnett (D) Vice-Chair: Eddie Joe Williams (R) Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Ronald Caldwell (R), Alan Clark (R), John Cooper (R), Joyce Elliott (D), Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), Ronald Caldwell (R), Jane English (R), Scott Flippo (R), Stephanie Flowers John Cooper (R), Scott Flippo (R), Jim Hendren (R), (D), Bart Hester (R), Jeremy Hutchinson (R), Missy Jimmy Hickey (R), Bryan King (R), Gary Stubblefield Irvin (R), David Johnson (D), Uvalde Lindsey (D), (R) Bruce Maloch (D), Jason Rapert (R), David Sanders (R), Gary Stubblefield (R), Eddie Joe Williams (R), Jon Woods (R) JOINT BUDGET Chair: Larry Teague (D) Ex Officio: Jonathan Dismang (R), President Pro Vice Chair: Missy Irvin (R) Tempore; Terry Rice (R), Appointee to fill position of immediate past Pro Tempore; Larry Teague (D), Co- Members: Cecile Bledsoe (R), David Burnett (D), Chair, Joint Budget Committee; Jimmy Hickey (R), Co- Ronald Caldwell (R), Linda Chesterfield (D), Alan Clark Chair, Legislative Audit; Linda Chesterfield (D), Co- (R), John Cooper (R), Jonathan Dismang (R), Joyce Vice Chair, Legislative Audit; Bryan King (R), Past Co- Elliott (D), Jake Files (R), Stephanie Flowers (D), Jim Chair, Legislative Audit; [Open], Past Co-Chair, Hendren (R), Bart Hester (R), Jeremy Hutchinson (R), Legislative Council; Jim Hendren (R), Majority Leader; Keith Ingram (D), David Johnson (D), Uvalde Lindsey [Open], Keith Ingram (D), Minority Leader; Bobby (D), Bruce Maloch (D), Bobby Pierce (D), Jason Pierce, Minority Whip (D) Rapert (R), David Sanders (R), Gary Stubblefield (R), Eddie Joe Williams (R), Jon Woods (R) Ex Officio: Bill Sample (R), Co-Chair, Legislative Council; Jimmy Hickey (R), Co-Chair, Legislative 90th General Assembly – Fiscal Session 2.
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